Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Two dogs playing together in the park. Dogs often like to wrestle and play-fight with each other to let off steam — and it can ...

I began writing this post months ago but somehow misplaced my notes, including those from talking with people about how and why dogs play and how frolicking dogs can be social catalysts for getting ...

There is nothing more delightful than seeing the joy on a dog’s face as they furiously chase down a bouncing tennis ball. Unfortunately, your pup’s favorite toy could be hazardous to their health.

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Owners enhance their pets' chasing, gentle biting, and more, which begs the question: Are they playing for their entertainment or for ours? Researchers watched as the dogs played without the owner ...

Sure, your dog plays with other pooches to have some fun and let off a little steam. But what if their decisions on when and how to play is largely based on making you happy? New research published by ...

Seven years ago, a frail, abandoned dog quite literally showed up at my doorstep. Malnourished, covered in ticks, and without a collar, this fearful little chihuahua collapsed on my family's porch to ...

Watching dogs play is very exciting, and there has been a lot empirical research on how and why dogs (and other animals) engage in this activity with boundless zeal. A number of people have asked me ...

Recently, we wrote about dogs under voice control (as opposed to leashed). Related to that is the subject of dog greetings. The first thing to happen in any dog-to-dog interaction is the greeting. A ...